Travel Weekly’s editor spent her Sunday morning shushing the cheering crowd at Marrickville Library as Albo posed out the front for this photo op. He’s lucky he has a cute dog or she may have had to get the librarians involved.

Looks like the TWU is looking to dust off the metaphorical (we hope) guillotines, so Alan Joyce, if you’re reading this we advise you to head for the hills.

Greg Lynn is taking legal action to challenge his recent dismissal from the airline, but Jetstar says he wouldn’t be able to fulfil his duties anyway.

New research has revealed the extent of the financial and mental toll on airline workers after two years of stand-downs alongside the airline’s threat to slash their pay almost in half.

Workers who answered the survey, which included passenger transport and aviation workers, are also calling for free RATs. That’s rapid antigen tests, not rodents as we first assumed.

The big policy shift means that NSW is the only Aussie state to announce quarantine-free international travel.

The court decided to proceed with remedy hearings, despite Qantas’ attempt to throw a spanner in the works. However, it appears said spanner wasn’t quite big enough.

The bosses of Virgin and Rex are both flipping the bird at COVID after being forced to stand down staff.

Here’s some good news not only for people who fly with Virgin, but also those who actually navigate the aircraft.

Sadly, the ongoing impact from the Greater Sydney lockdown has forced Alan Joyce’s hand.

The TWU has claimed victory over the flying kangaroo in its stoush over the outsourcing of around 2,000 ground-handling operators.

The Council of Australian Tour Operators has joined the mob of industry bodies who reckon the PM’s roadmap is a bit light on the details.